Joe Strada
No stated position found.
FL-11
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3 candidates, in ballot order.
Party codes, as the ballot prints them: REP, Republican Party of Florida; DEM, Florida Democratic Party; LPF, Libertarian Party of Florida.

Member of the U.S. House now: No
Full profile: Joe StradaCampaign website: votestrada.com: Joe StradaFlag this brief as biased: Joe Strada

Member of the U.S. House now: No
Full profile: James PericolaCampaign website: jamespericola.com: James PericolaFlag this brief as biased: James Pericola

Member of the U.S. House now: No
Full profile: Ralph GrovesCampaign website: grovesforcongress.com: Ralph GrovesFlag this brief as biased: Ralph Groves
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❖ Uphold beneficial programs that Americans have already paid for and are still paying for. In Washington, Ralph Groves will uphold Social Security and Medicare, and will call for reduction of Federal taxes to stimulate the economy. Such stimulus will boost revenues for Social Security and Medicare while helping to reduce the Federal deficit. Lower Federal taxes will increase peoples’ spending power that will stimulate competition and eventually reduce prices. Lower taxes, as well as decreased regulation, will spur job growth and economic development in Florida. In addition, for the proximate future, the U.S. will depend on fossil fuels.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedNo stated position found.
Oppose any cuts or privatization of Social Security and Medicare, and push to let Medicare negotiate lower prescription drug costs for seniors.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedExpand access to affordable, high-quality healthcare by protecting the Affordable Care Act.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedNo stated position found.
No stated position found.
No stated position found.
❖ Pro-legal immigration. Ralph Groves’ mother was an immigrant. He believes legal, regulated immigration boosts our economy and bolsters our population, which otherwise would be in decline. Contrariwise, illegal and unregulated migration stresses our communities, hospitals, and schools. He believes in simplified, reasonable immigration processes to enhance legal, regulated immigration.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedNo stated position found.
Oppose any cuts or privatization of Social Security and Medicare, and push to let Medicare negotiate lower prescription drug costs for seniors.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrieved❖ Uphold beneficial programs that Americans have already paid for and are still paying for. In Washington, Ralph Groves will uphold Social Security and Medicare, and will call for reduction of Federal taxes to stimulate the economy. Such stimulus will boost revenues for Social Security and Medicare while helping to reduce the Federal deficit. Lower Federal taxes will increase peoples’ spending power that will stimulate competition and eventually reduce prices. Lower taxes, as well as decreased regulation, will spur job growth and economic development in Florida. In addition, for the proximate future, the U.S. will depend on fossil fuels.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedMore issues we quoted from each candidate’s own campaign website, listed under that candidate. They aren’t lined up side by side, so the same issue can appear under more than one name.
We quoted no other issues.
Secure federal funding to combat our housing crisis and lower property insurance costs.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedSecure federal funding to combat our housing crisis and lower property insurance costs.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedJames will fight to end gerrymandering, pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, and defend our democracy from MAGA attacks.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedJames will fight to end gerrymandering, pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, and defend our democracy from MAGA attacks.
Source:jamespericola.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrieved❖ Pro-life. Ralph Groves believes in encouraging a culture of life to protect babies and eliminate human trafficking, especially sexual exploitation. A culture of life should encourage women to keep and nurture their babies with help from private and Church-related pro-life agencies. Such agencies that help pregnant women and mothers of newborns should be protected. In extreme cases, abortion should be decided by women and their doctors, not government. Government exclusion from abortion means no government funding for Planned Parenthood. For the safety of women, rare abortions should be done in hospitals, not in outside clinics.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrieved❖ Ralph Groves applauds the abolition of the Federal Department of Education. Each state, including Florida, should manage education without Federal Government regulations. In addition, a broad range of options should be available to parents, including a voucher system and homeschooling.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedAs a Congressman, Ralph Groves will work with Florida State Legislators to ensure that Washington will assist Florida. For example, he will ensure that the Environmental Protection Agency provides Florida with more grants for safe drinking water, e.g. to eliminate lead in water. In addition, he will ensure that Coast Guard funding is increased to enable response to hurricanes in Florida and will support keeping the Florida National Guard at home to help Floridians during crises. Further, he will push for the abolishment of the War on Drugs due to its failure to reduce illicit drug usage and its inherent disproportionate punishment of minority people.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedAs a Congressman, Ralph Groves will work with Florida State Legislators to ensure that Washington will assist Florida. For example, he will ensure that the Environmental Protection Agency provides Florida with more grants for safe drinking water, e.g. to eliminate lead in water. In addition, he will ensure that Coast Guard funding is increased to enable response to hurricanes in Florida and will support keeping the Florida National Guard at home to help Floridians during crises. Further, he will push for the abolishment of the War on Drugs due to its failure to reduce illicit drug usage and its inherent disproportionate punishment of minority people.
Source:www.grovesforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrieved